shakkhar

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by shakkhar 7y ago
> I don't see how the storage layer changes the database type. It does, because it leads to other types of optimization. LittleTable [0], for example, keeps adjacent data in time domain adjacent in disk. So querying large amount of
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by shakkhar 7y ago
Your claim is ludicrous. What is "tons"? I will have to see an obese person do 100 push ups before I believe you. Doing 20 push ups is _hard_. Doing 100 push ups non-stop is athlete level performance.
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by shakkhar 7y ago
I use Google Keep every day. These are my requirements from my note taking app: - simple plain text note-taking; - available on android, iOS and web; - available offline and syncs (more or less) reliably; - full text search. I do not want m
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by shakkhar 7y ago
I believe Monica [0] is in a similar space. [0] https://www.monicahq.com/
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by shakkhar 7y ago
Googlers can have civil discussion about politics, but Tabs vs. Spaces? There'll be riot on the streets!
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by shakkhar 7y ago
I am not sure why this is downvoted - but I second this opinion. > I want to free myself from that so that I can focus on building my own life, get into a relationship and starting a family. Leetcoding is not preventing OP from doing any
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by shakkhar 7y ago
Love the Oxford comma in the title :P
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by shakkhar 7y ago
Why does it matter though? The absolute number without taking cost-of-living into account doesn't really mean anything.
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Yes, often. It is more convenient and safer than using credit card directly. When combined with Paypal credit card, you get cashback too, so you are not really losing anything.
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by shakkhar 8y ago
You know of a cheaper one which is as protein-rich?
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Yes. Like most things in life, flight safety is not a binary choice. To complete what you said - "we have to lower the price enough to make the risk acceptable _to enough people so as to operate the flight at break even point_".
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by shakkhar 8y ago
I have just one thing to say - never ever "name-drop" a data structure in a coding interview unless you are going to use it in your solution. It doesn't add anything to your interview but has the potential to get you in troub
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Philip Greenspun became a millionaire at 37. He wrote about his experience and provided some good advices (IMO): http://philip.greenspun.com/materialism/early-retirement/ . EDIT: Forgot to say - Congratulations!
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by shakkhar 8y ago
That is intriguing. We all laughed at a joke that noone else thought was funny, but your situation seems more extreme. Care to write more about your experience?
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Exactly the first thing that came to my mind. OP may be overqualified for the jobs he is applying for. Your run-of-the-mill AI startup doesn't have any suitable problem for a Ph.D. Yes, the OP happens to be 60. But there is no reason t
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Notes on the linux kernel VM subsystem (2016)(github.com)
2 points by shakkhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Why is this a stand-alone library and not a part of libavcodec? To avoid LGPL?
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A massive list of all the ASCII emoticons discovered on the interweb(upli.st)
2 points by shakkhar 8y ago|0 comments
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Intel Processor L1TF Vulnerabilities CVE-2018-3615, CVE-2018-3620, CVE-2018-3646(blogs.oracle.com)
16 points by shakkhar 8y ago|1 comments
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L1 Terminal Fault / CVE-2018-3615, CVE-2018-3620, CVE-2018-3646 / INTEL-SA-00161(software.intel.com)
6 points by shakkhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by shakkhar 8y ago
The space between chairs is not going to increase. It will remain at the narrowest flyers are willing to endure for cheaper flights. If the seat designer can claim some extra space, they will be used to cram more rows. That may lead to chea
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Just came here to say that I have struggled with this in the past too. I used plain text for tracking, and reduced the number of parallel application to something managable as a workaround. I would have loved a sort of CRM that not only kee
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by shakkhar 8y ago
If you were trying to be funny, the humor did not come through. Puns often get lost in text.
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Reptile: a LKM rootkit written for evil purposes(github.com)
1 points by shakkhar 8y ago|0 comments
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Exactly. Free food is worth ~$300/mo. for me - easily compensated for by ~$5K extra in base pay. But this is a signal to me that the company does not care about employee happiness / convenience.
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Unlimited means "unlimited subject to manager approval". Try taking more than 2-3 weeks off and you will find the limits of unlimited PTO.
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by shakkhar 8y ago
Anything wrong with just using a VPN?
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by shakkhar 9y ago
> And this guy is sitting around defending them? If you'd read the post you would have known that he is not defending Cambridge Analytica. Part of what he is saying is that CA is not anywhere nearly as good as to help Donald Trump&#
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by shakkhar 9y ago
Don't despair. Despite common perception, most AWS products are half-baked and clunky. (I don't have much experience with other Amazon products.) A while ago when GCP appeared in the scene, the team I was in performed a series of
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A Regular Expression Matcher(cs.princeton.edu)
2 points by shakkhar 9y ago|0 comments

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